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Diabetes Support
Would you like one-to-one support to manage your type 2 diabetes?
Oviva Diabetes Support is an NHS remote service to help you learn more about your type 2 diabetes, make lasting changes in your diet and lifestyle to improve your health and diabetes management.
What you get on the programme:
- An enrolment call to talk in detail about your health, lifestyle and all elements of the programme. Our experienced dietitians will help you create goals and a personalised plan to achieve them.
- 8 weeks of weekly 1:1 support from your personal diabetes specialist dietitian, at a time that suits you
- Lifetime access to helpful resources to use at home and keep track of your progress: our NHS-approved smartphone app, videos, recipes and mealplans.
During the programme you'll receive regular expert support, advice and motivation from your personal dietitian at a time that fits around your schedule.
Speak to your GP practice about joining the programme.
Type 2 diabetes - soup and shake diets
You may have heard on media channels that the NHS is offering free soup and shake diets for people with Type 2 diabetes. The initiative is being rolled out in specific areas of the country. In the South East this is Frimley Health & Care STP, therefore this is not yet available for Kent and Medway patients. We have asked that NHSE inform us when the plan for further roll-out will be available so we can update you all - we know that some practices have already had enquiries from patients.
In the meantime, you can direct patients to resources available – the One You programme in Kent and Diabetes UK have a range of resources available to provide support, with topics including exercise for being active at home, diet, and mental wellbeing while staying at home or self-isolating.